What song are you listening to right now?

[Doug Kibbey]

Boo-boo.

Edited March 1, 2010 by Doug Kibbey

[Hittite Under The Bridge]

Jimmy Page does what he really does best...nice acoustic with the Zep.

 

Bron-Yr-Aur

 

I really liked Physical Graffitti- besides "Bron-Yr-Aur" I liked "Boogie With Stu," and one of my top ten all time favorites- "Trampled Underfoot."

 

Boogie With Stu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ditBIHem-E

 

Trampled Underfoot.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCyXcL-XMOw...feature=related

[Doug Kibbey]

Check out his MySpace page and check out "Come On In My Kitchen" or "Last Fair Deal Gone down."

 

http://www.myspace.com/zakkknight

 

He has potential, but again, needs to slow down, this ain't speedmetal. His "standard" there is "Terraplane Blues" one of the most suggestive and greasy sexual-innuendo-laden songs in the history of blues (robert johnson, to boot). Needs to slow down and work the action, just like you'd work the girl in the audience who's attention you're trying to get.

 

Needs to refer to both Johnson and John Paul Hammond's version (Hammonds is not easily found anymore, but I have on vinyl. I think Rory Block may have a version on Youtube). Women instinctively understand this song, which is who it was written for anyway.

Edited March 1, 2010 by Doug Kibbey

[Hittite Under The Bridge]

He has potential, but again, needs to slow down, this ain't speedmetal.

 

Well, he claims to be mainly influenced by SRV- that could explain it.

[Rocky Davis]

I heard yesterday on the radio that two new albums containing never-before-released tracks are about to hit the market in the next month - one by Johnny Cash (done shortly before his death) and another by Jimi Hendrix.

[Sardaukar]

Flying to Finland for funeral of my grandmother tomorrow. Thus playing this:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BLqqif_UjI

[Dame Karmen]

I am ABSOLUTELY in love with this song and voice, this particular person performing it, that I just heard at the end of a movie. I had to google to find out who performed it .......... I'm sorry to say it's a very bad youtube recording I found but I wanted to post about it. I love everything about it, IF ONLY I can hear him doing this song without all the movie in the background

 

Jay McSchann singing Once Upon A Time. What a wonderful unique voice! although in spots I was sure it sounded like Willy Nelson when singing jazzy tunes. I'm going to have to see what other Jay McSchann singing I can find online to hear more.

Edited March 7, 2010 by VenerableDamePW

[Dame Karmen]

Flying to Finland for funeral of my grandmother tomorrow. Thus playing this:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BLqqif_UjI

 

Ah I'm really sorry to hear about your Grandmother Sardaukar, my condolences to you and your family.

[John_Ford]

I tried to play some Chambers Brothers for mine, he listened politely and I think contained his distaste so as not to get that whole "rebellion" thing working. Clearly he was not impressed.

Thankfully, I was also a Gordon Lightfoot fan and that passed muster with both parents.

 

 

 

Way back.

 

 

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=aLaPtQ...feature=related

 

 

For your review.

Edited March 7, 2010 by John_Ford

[Typhoid Maxx]

That's the one. It's even close to affordable. Thanks for the link.

 

Your welcome, glad to be of service.

 

Have a listen of this -

 

And I'll tell you the story of it. Its an old favorite...you should find it of interest.

[AETiglathPZ]

(.)(.)NSFW Warning(.)(.)

 

The NPR 1PM Interview: Dominatrix thread reminded me.

[Dame Karmen]

Your welcome, glad to be of service.

 

Have a listen of this -

 

And I'll tell you the story of it. Its an old favorite...you should find it of interest.

 

I didn't understand the words but that was totally beautiful!!!

[Doug Kibbey]

Old song, good version...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpNoniDH6IY

[Doug Kibbey]

 

Les McCann and Eddie Harris at the Montreux Jazz Festival, 1969. Kicks ass and takes NO prisoners. Guaranteed to offend something in everybody, but such was the time.

 

One commenter noted that "this song might never not be relevant", and I can see that....

Edited March 13, 2010 by Doug Kibbey

[Typhoid Maxx]

I didn't understand the words but that was totally beautiful!!!

 

Should be, its how the Angels in Heaven sing to Honour the Virgin Mary, Mother of God.

 

EDITED to add: Not understanding the language is a given: Its a thousand year old Serbian Orthodox church lingo.

Edited March 14, 2010 by Maxx

[Dame Karmen]

Should be, its how the Angels in Heaven sing to Honour the Virgin Mary, Mother of God.

 

EDITED to add: Not understanding the language is a given: Its a thousand year old Serbian Orthodox church lingo.

 

Ah, that explains it all Gorgeous.

[Dame Karmen]

Pssssssssst ... I REALLY liked that Les McCann and Eddie Harris one

 

Here's something I liked and found interesting. Violins are so much fun and I couldn't believe the shape of the violin in this video. The guitar playing made me want my hands back in shape ARGH! Oh well. Great to still be able to listen. BTW these guys are nominated for a Juno 2010. I haven't heard them before but will listen to more of their "stuff". I like violin, all kinds of sounds.

 

[Doug Kibbey]

Pssssssssst ... I REALLY liked that Les McCann and Eddie Harris one

 

 

 

 

Glad somebody was paying attention.

 

"Sultans of String" thing was nice. Flashed on Jean-luc Ponty.

[Dame Karmen]

Glad somebody was paying attention.

 

"Sultans of String" thing was nice. Flashed on Jean-luc Ponty.

 

I was I actually do have a listen to a lot of things posted in this thread. I'm usually not into really rocky or over the top, or nasty angry stuff though, but even listen to some of them right through. It's all good!

 

Am sure you enjoy this one too then

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyixbIQelf8

[Ivanhoe]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pvyvw7NKzj8

[Dame Karmen]

Feeling cranky about the drunken noise from the next apt again ... and it IS St Paddy's Day. Found a song I feel like singin' at the top o me wee lungs at the b####tards to b88888g99ger off

 

[Hittite Under The Bridge]

"Come Back Traci" a paen to Traci Lords by The Sloppy Seconds, a punk band from Indianapolis.

 

http://www.myspace.com/kingsofjunkrock

[Hittite Under The Bridge]

Feeling cranky about the drunken noise from the next apt again ... and it IS St Paddy's Day. Found a song I feel like singin' at the top o me wee lungs at the b####tards to b88888g99ger off

 

In honor of St. Paddy's here are two NSFW songs:

 

Bondo- F%^$ You, I'm Drunk

 

The Dropkick Murphys- Kiss Me, I'm Shitfaced.

 

[Doug Kibbey]

Watching (and recording) "Bad Company"- Hard Rock Live at Hollywood, FL on HD-Paladium. Damned if Paul Rogers can't still sing. Not your typical burnout band performance, these guys have kept their edge.

[Hittite Under The Bridge]

If there ever was a song that could choke me up, it's this one:

 

Precious Memories- Bill Monroe. Reminds me of my parents.

 

http://popup.lala.com/popup/432627065031252302